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Despite the infinite variety of themes—ranging from gummy bears to gothic vampires—the core structure of a standard esoteric deck never changes. You will…
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Putting the name of the actual practice right on the spinning dial is excellent self-promotion. The letters can be read in a circle to form various cryptic…
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Rather than addressing your terrible tendency to oversleep, you boldly attribute your recent job loss to the reversed tower card you pulled this morning. It…
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Arthur Edward Waite and Pamela Colman Smith created the Rider-Waite tarot deck in nineteen hundred and nine, deliberately designing it to be the first deck…
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Every friend group has that one person who overshares their relationship issues, and this suit is entirely for them. Focused strictly on feelings, heartbreak,…
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Tarot cards and astrology are completely distinct esoteric practices with entirely different historical origins, but modern spiritual culture has seamlessly…
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